Idioms
pick over (something) or pick (something) over
to sort through something
The customers picked over the best clothes at the department store sale.
pick up (someone) or pick (someone) up
pick up (something) or pick (something) up
pick up a radio wave etc.
pick up a trail/scent
pick up speed
pick up the tab
pick up where one left off
picked over
picture of (something)
pie in the sky
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two-faced
rise to the occasion
put in time
all along
miss out on (something)
big frog in a small pond
throw away an opportunity
hand out (something) or hand (something) out
put the words into (someone's) mouth
keep books
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Fact
Chameleon is derived from the Greek, meaning little lion.
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